Attorney-drafted. Attorney-signed. On firm letterhead.
Tell me what happened below. I run a conflict check, we have a 15-minute strategy call on where to aim it, and your letter goes out over my signature — $750 standard (5 business days) or $1,250 rush (48 hours). One revision round included. A sharp letter resolves many disputes before anyone files.
I’m not licensed there. Demand letters carry my signature as a Georgia and Washington attorney, so I only send them where I’m admitted. Your state bar’s lawyer referral service can connect you with local counsel — and if the dispute is actually based in Georgia or Washington, choose that state and continue.
Exact name matters — it’s who the letter goes to, and who I run the conflict check on.
Submitting starts the engagement process; it does not create an attorney-client relationship by itself. Your engagement takes effect when my conflict check clears — if a conflict prevents me from taking your matter, anything you’ve paid is refunded in full and your information is not used. Every letter is reviewed, personalized, and signed by Amber Montgomery, Esq. before it goes anywhere. Nothing is filed, sent, or signed in your name that I haven’t written, weighed, and stood behind myself. d189
One signature, and I get to work.
This is the firm’s standard engagement letter for The Demand Letter, filled in with what you just told me. Read it — it’s written in English on purpose — then sign below. It takes effect when my conflict check clears; if a conflict prevents the engagement, anything you’ve paid is refunded in full.
You’ll receive a copy of the signed letter at your email immediately. Amber countersigns after the conflict check clears.
Received. Here’s what happens next.
1 · Conflict check — I confirm I can be adverse to the other side. Clears same day in most cases. 2 · Payment — the payment page opened in a new tab (or arrives by email with your countersigned letter); the clock starts on payment and clearance. 3 · Strategy call — 15 minutes on where to aim the letter. 4 · Your letter — drafted, reviewed, signed, and sent on firm letterhead, with a copy to you.
Check your inbox — a confirmation is on its way to the address you gave. If review shows your matter needs more than a letter, Amber will say so on the strategy call and point you to a full consultation for the bigger fight.